Deep Dive - Symgora Performer.
Symgora Performer is a digital worker that runs a specific workflow using your company’s systems and knowledge. Each Performer has a human owner and clear guardrails, completing work autonomously and asking for input when needed.
Anatomy of a Symgora Performer.
Each Performer combines a defined workflow, approved systems, and company knowledge. A human owner sets its permissions, reviews results, and decides when it can act independently.
Example configuration
Sets autonomy, approves guardrails, and reviews results.
Prepare mode: prepares work for human review and approval.
This example is Active. An Active Performer can operate in Inform, Prepare, or Execute mode.
Processed invoices and open issues.
Outstanding invoices and upcoming payments.
Reconciliation summary.
Approval requests and urgent exceptions.
Reports are reviewed, prepared, or published according to the selected autonomy mode.
Capture invoice details, check for duplicates, and match purchase orders and receipts.
Resolve exceptions, request approvals, and prepare payments.
Keep invoice status, upcoming payments, and accounts-payable reporting current.
Shown for the selected autonomy mode.
These permissions set the maximum access available. The selected autonomy mode and approval rules further limit what the Performer can do.
Prepare mode: reads approved information and drafts outputs. Live changes require human review and approval.
Example settings chosen by the company. Approval requirements apply in every autonomy mode.
Every Performer has a name, a purpose, and specific work to do.
Every Performer has a human owner who sets its autonomy, reviews results, and stays accountable.
You decide what each Performer can access and do, with clear limits and approval requirements.
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